Plans for the expansion of Trinity Fields School have been revealed by the council and do not include the loss of an adjacent rugby pitch.
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Three years since Wales entered its first Covid lockdown
To mark the anniversary of the first lockdown, a ‘Day of Reflection‘ is being marked by charity Marie Curie to remember those lost to the virus.
Welcome spaces to remain open throughout spring
More than £3 million has been spent by the council to help residents through the cost-of-living crisis in addition to the welcome spaces.
Boxing classes for women and children pack a punch
Jenna Perry has started kids boxfit classes and boxercise for women in Abertysswg and Pontlottyn to bring fun and wellbeing to the area.
“Come on in”: Church welcomes community to celebrate Easter and break down barriers
On Saturday, April 1, people of all ages are welcome to come to St Tyfaelog, where there will be craft activities and an Easter egg hunt.
Bedwas bakery supplying Cheltenham races and Grand National gets council support
A Bedwas-based bakery with contracts to supply the Cheltenham Races, the Grand National and Wimbledon has grown thanks to council support.
Annual Ystrad Mynach spring fair returns this weekend
There will be aa range of food and craft stalls, children’s funfair rides and street theatre entertainment at this year’s spring fair.
Council agrees to limit grass-cutting as wildflower seeds to be given to community groups
The council has agreed to continue to keep grass-cutting to a minimum and take part in the No Mow May campaign each year.
The twisted brick chimney – which isn’t made of bricks
It has graced the landscape for more than a decade, but Rhymney’s Twisted Chimney has had its ‘secret’ revealed by recent bad weather.
Health board appoints new Director for Public Health
The former Director for Public Health for Wiltshire, who served during the Russian nerve agent attacks in Salisbury in 2018, has been appointed to the role in Gwent.